1. Percent reporting major source of income from livestock, livestock products, 1939 (Successful Farming)
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2. Tractors per 1,000 farms (Successful Farming)
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3. Fertilizer consumption by counties - Alabama (The National Fertilizer Association)
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4. Article taken from "Sales Management", May 1, 1943
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5. Farmers selling cooperatively, 1919, 1924, 1929, 1939 (Selling and Buying Cooperatively by Farmers - Farm Credit Administration, U.S. Department of Agriculture)
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6. Farmers transacting business with cooperatives, 1939 (Selling and Buying Cooperatively by Farmers - Farm Credit Administration, U.S. Department of Agriculture)
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7. Vegetable Belts - South Carolina (South Carolina State Planning Board)
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8. Beef, hogs, sheep, 1940 - South Carolina (South Carolina State Planning Board)
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9. Morrow County, Ohio: Map showing farm location, Census of Agriculture, 1940, including distribution of farms in 2 - percent sample
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10. Morrow County, Ohio: Map Cardington Township (enlargement of selected area of Morrow County)
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11. Morrow County, Ohio: Map showing buying areas of farm operators (cooperative survey - U.S. Bureau of the Census with Magazine Marketing Service): Usual place of buying farm machinery (Magazine Marketing Service)
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12. Morrow County, Ohio: Map showing buying areas of farm operators (cooperative survey - U.S. Bureau of the Census with Magazine Marketing Service): Usual place of buying groceries (Magazine Marketing Service)
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13. Morrow County, Ohio: Map showing buying areas of farm operators (cooperative survey - U.S. Bureau of the Census with Magazine Marketing Service): Usual place of buying men's work clothing (Magazine Marketing Service)
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14. Farm electrification data by States, 1942 compared with 1940 (Edison Electric Institute)
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15. 30% of passenger cars on farms are 10 years old or over (Automobile Facts and Figures - Automobile Manufacturers Association)
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16. A reduced facsimile of the 2 - color cover of "The Farm Market", a farm market data book, prepared by "Country Gentlemen"
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17. Sample of the 385 pages of Farm Market Data prepared by "Country Gentlemen"
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18. County rank tables - showing the leading counties in acreage, production, or value, etc.
1. Three stages in the preparation of visual-analysis cards - blank form ready for transcription, transcribe card, and coded and slotted card
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2. Three cards each representing a farm and farm family. All of the information used in the study concerning the farm and the operator's family is carried on one card
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3. Pack of slotted cards before beginning exploratory studies of relationships
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4. Sorting slotted cards by means of a needle
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5. Cards sorted to show the relationships existing between size of farm and selected characteristics
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6. Cards designed primarily for visual-analysis purposes
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7. Cards sorted first by size of farm, then each size group halved to illustrate the stability of the relationships visible
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8. Cards sorted to show the effect of tenure on size of farm, also, that some characteristics related to size of farm are not affected by tenure
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9. Graphic illustration of the changes in number of farms by tenure which accompany changes in the size of farms used in these examples
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10. Farms reporting automobiles compared with those not reporting automobiles. In these examples characteristics associated with large farms rarely appear on cards representing farms not reporting automobiles
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11. Graphic illustration of the proportions shown in figure 10
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12. Cards representing farms reporting trucks are shown below the heavy line
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13. Relative lengths of bars indicate the changing proportions in these examples of farms reporting trucks in six size-of-farm groups
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14. Cards sorted to separate farms reporting tractors from those not reporting tractors. Cards used in these examples show most of the smaller farms in the nontractor group
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15. Bar graph showing, for the farms represented by the cards in figure 14, the increase in proportion reporting tractors as the size of farms increases
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16. Progressive selection. Final group of cards, shown at top, represents farms reporting automobiles, tractors, and trucks, and having electricity available
